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And
the
proud
steer
was
on
the
marble
spread
;
With
fire
prepared
,
they
deal
the
morsels
round
,
Wine
rosy
bright
the
brimming
goblets
crown
'd
.
...
Disposed
apart
,
Ulysses
shares
the
treat
;
A
trivet
table
and
ignobler
seat
,
The
Prince
assigns
--
Odyssey
,
Book
XXI
The
Prior
Aymer
had
taken
the
opportunity
afforded
him
,
of
changing
his
riding
robe
for
one
of
yet
more
costly
materials
,
over
which
he
wore
a
cope
curiously
embroidered
.
Besides
the
massive
golden
signet
ring
,
which
marked
his
ecclesiastical
dignity
,
his
fingers
,
though
contrary
to
the
canon
,
were
loaded
with
precious
gems
;
his
sandals
were
of
the
finest
leather
which
was
imported
from
Spain
;
his
beard
trimmed
to
as
small
dimensions
as
his
order
would
possibly
permit
,
and
his
shaven
crown
concealed
by
a
scarlet
cap
richly
embroidered
.
The
appearance
of
the
Knight
Templar
was
also
changed
;
and
,
though
less
studiously
bedecked
with
ornament
,
his
dress
was
as
rich
,
and
his
appearance
far
more
commanding
,
than
that
of
his
companion
.
He
had
exchanged
his
shirt
of
mail
for
an
under
tunic
of
dark
purple
silk
,
garnished
with
furs
,
over
which
flowed
his
long
robe
of
spotless
white
,
in
ample
folds
.
The
eight-pointed
cross
of
his
order
was
cut
on
the
shoulder
of
his
mantle
in
black
velvet
.
The
high
cap
no
longer
invested
his
brows
,
which
were
only
shaded
by
short
and
thick
curled
hair
of
a
raven
blackness
,
corresponding
to
his
unusually
swart
complexion
.
